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Decking Job Leads

Grow your decking business with a steady stream of local enquiries.

Work for Yourself. Let Us Find the Customers.

Garden Decking UK sends qualified job leads directly to decking contractors across the UK. Every lead is a homeowner who has filled in our quote-request form — they are actively looking for help right now.

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Local leads only

You set the postcodes you cover. We only send you enquiries from homeowners in your area.

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Genuine enquiries

Every lead is a real homeowner who has described a specific job and asked for quotes.

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Fast delivery

Leads arrive to your account in mobile app and email within minutes of the homeowner submitting their form.

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Flexible subscription

Pay a fixed fee per pack of 5, 10 or 20 leads or pick and pay per leads as they become available in the app. No lock-in contracts.

Decking enquiries that fit the work your team takes on

A request to re-oil a small softwood deck belongs in a different diary from a raised platform with a staircase. Garden Decking UK gathers homeowner enquiries for new decks, rebuilding, repairs and restoration. Through Leads Do Work, decking businesses can explore opportunities relevant to their services and working area.

Decking installer checking a phone beside stacked timber and a closed tool case

Start with your contractor account

Create a free account through Leads Do Work and provide your business information. Joining companies are asked for relevant insurance details and references. Set out the decking work you actually undertake, then review the enquiries and account options available before choosing paid access to customer leads.

Download Leads Do Work from the Apple App Store or download Leads Do Work from Google Play. The app gives you a way to browse and manage opportunities while away from the office.

Select the services you can survey and deliver

  • Composite fitting: specifying the compatible frame, clips, end supports and finishing system for the range you install.
  • Timber construction: softwood and hardwood decks, preparation, treatment details, steps and edge work.
  • Raised structures: site levels, foundations, bracing, stairs and guarding, with design input where needed.
  • Replacement: controlled dismantling, assessing any retained structure and organising waste collection.
  • Repairs: tracing local decay, matching board profiles and resolving weak treads or loose connections.
  • Cleaning and restoration: recognising finishes, trial cleaning, preparing timber and organising return visits for coating.

Do not select raised construction simply because you fit boards, or restoration simply because you own a pressure washer. Describe the services your business is equipped to assess. If you rely on an engineer or electrician for part of a build, allow for that coordination when considering the enquiry.

Choose a lead pack around survey capacity

Lead-pack options described for the network include 5, 10 and 20 leads. Check the current choices, prices, VAT, payment and renewal terms in your account before purchasing. A lead allowance is a number of opportunities to contact customers, not a promise of booked decking jobs.

  • A 5-lead pack may suit a small team testing demand between existing bookings.
  • A 10-lead pack can provide more enquiries to assess when someone has time for calls and garden visits.
  • A 20-lead pack needs enough survey and follow-up capacity as well as labour available to carry out successful quotes.

Think about the time involved in each estimate. A raised deck may need repeat measurements and a design discussion; a straightforward cleaning job may be assessed more quickly. Keep track of the money and time spent quoting as well as the value of work eventually won.

Draw a coverage area you can work within

Choose towns and postcode areas with travel in mind. You may visit once to survey, return with samples and later attend for installation or a second coat. A job beyond your usual patch can take several journeys before payment for the completed work. Narrower coverage may suit short repair visits; larger projects may justify travelling further.

Lead availability follows homeowner demand and the matching settings. Expanding the area does not guarantee a steady supply of suitable work. Review whether the enquiries you see match your board systems, equipment and current diary before changing your coverage.

Make the first conversation useful

  1. Confirm the job. Ask whether the customer wants a new surface, a structural rebuild or maintenance, and whether any area currently feels unsafe.
  2. Check dimensions and access. Establish approximate area, maximum drop, gate width and the route for boards and waste.
  3. Agree the next step. Explain what you can assess from photographs and what needs a visit. State any survey or design fee before arranging it.
  4. Write down the specification. Name the board range and frame proposal, then separate options such as stairs, borders and disposal.
  5. Follow up on an agreed date. Ask whether the customer needs clarification rather than assuming that an unanswered quote is a booking.

A lead gives you a chance to quote

The same homeowner enquiry may be shared with up to four suitable firms. The customer can compare approaches and may choose another business or decide against the project. Buying the lead does not guarantee a reply, site visit, accepted price or completed contract.

You set your own quotation and agree the work directly with the homeowner. Garden Decking UK does not employ your team, price the construction for you or become the installer. Keep material warranty claims separate from your own workmanship terms, especially where new boards are going onto retained supports.

Show the parts of your work customers rarely see

Alongside finished-deck photographs, keep examples of sound frame layouts, supported board joints and completed stair details from your own jobs. With the customer’s permission, these can make a survey discussion more useful than another colour brochure. Explain why you are proposing a particular repair or support arrangement, including the limits of what you could inspect.

Questions worth asking

Can I use the service for smaller decking jobs?

The site accepts enquiries for repairs and restoration as well as installation. Select the services and travel area that make those visits practical for your business; the supply of suitable enquiries varies.

Does buying a pack reserve projects for my company?

No. A pack provides access to leads under its current terms. Customers may hear from other suitable businesses and remain free to choose whether to commission any work.

Who agrees the decking price with the homeowner?

Your business assesses the site and proposes its own price. Any agreed installation, repair or maintenance contract is between your business and the homeowner.

To explore the current opportunities, visit Leads Do Work or use either app-store link above to create your contractor account.